The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-03-12
silver Is quoted at 81 0OsS.

10 order.
Leave yeur or lcrs with Sol Hill p
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
Capt. Strickland, after a pleasant
trip to California, has returned TO
Hamilton.
March came in like spertive lamb.
We wonder If she will grow to be q
roaring lion before her exit.
California -four. at the lowest fig
ures, at Viney Edwards.
Jack Wheatley is the happiest man
In town. It's a ten-pound bcy--just
what Jack wanted to mix his family.
Az none of our Legislators have re-
turned from Carson yet, We presume
they have gone to see the big city
down by the sea.
Next Thursday will be st. Pairick's
Day. So far we hear of no movement
on foot to celebrate Erin's patron
Saints anniversary in Taylor.
Sol Hip has received new lot of
calicoes. Call and examine. He will
sell ToiuhCnas SbCoPs
The injunction hearing on the Court
House bond law will he heard before
Judge Fitzgerald at Eureka next FRI
dsy. This will be the last kick of the
suckers for county pap.
Mikado sauce, equal to the best, at
Sol Hips. Try it, and you will use
no other.
To A. w. Gordon, late of Cherry
Creek, the News is indebted for cop.
les Of the Philipsburg, (Montana)
Mail, where Mr.. Gordon has recently
opened drug store.
Mrs. Balm, the mother of Mrs. Burns,
who died last Monday. is quite i'll at
Mn Edwards lodging house. The
severe shock of her daughters death
has been too much for her.
George w. Baker, Esq. of Eureka.
10 retained 10y j. b. Mathewson, ct al..
In the injunction case against the
Court House Comm issisners, and Dis
,rict Attorney Love will represent the
Beard.
Whey Eslward's celebrated his 2lst
birthday "n the evening at the Attn
with pleasant party at his mothers
At which all his Young friends, anal
some old ONES. were present. lie is
Mr.. Silvauus Edwards now.
A lot of gents ready-mado clothing,
newest styles, just received at sol
Hips.
From an Idaho paper we take this
social jot Miss Ida May, daughter
Of John T. May, formerly of Cherry
Creek, was married mt HALEY on Feb
rnary 22d. to James Furey. The
young lady embraced the Catholic
faith previous to the ceremony"
Died, at the residence of his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Monica Lee, in Marion coun-
~, Missouri, on the Goth of January,
1887, of pneumonia, after an illness
OF five days, Thomas Hagar, Sr aged
% years. Deceased was the father of
Postmaster James Hagar and Thomas
Hagar Of Hamilton.
A large invoice Of coal oil, cheap
for cash, At Whey Edwards.
They die hard or rather they wean
hard! We mean the people of Ham.
liton, who have pulled ut the county
seat for eighteen years and are not yet
satisfied. And many of them did not
commence when they were babies
either. The NEST iDveterate suckers
and the hardest to wean-seem to
be those adopted at mature age.
Robert Jolly, whose death is chron-
icled in another column, was the
brother of ID. ID. Jolly, of this place.
ne had resided 10 Lincoln county, this
o!Ate, for several years. From thence
MS brother Dave took him to the Sis.
'ers hospital at Salt Lake two months
sgo: Getting no better there he start
"a Tor home, but died before reaching
there. His disease was consumption.
Hamilton Is again in i,s glory. 1t
mas oil the sensation of $4,000 pop
1lation city. An injunction suit.
breaking open the county safe, aud
:ue OF It's most prominent citizens in
jail Tor alleged embezzlement. For a
place OF its size il does raise more of a
breeze" when it tries than any little
ourg On the Pacific Coast. Take the
county seat away from there aud il
VIII settle down to quiet, peaceable